Brokered by eXp Commercial, LLC
Louisville, Kentucky · Brokered by eXp Commercial, LLC
Commercial real estate advisor, hotel investor, and developer working the Louisville–Cincinnati–Columbus corridor.
I'm a commercial real estate advisor with eXp Commercial, LLC. I represent owners, buyers, and developers across Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana — land, hotels, retail, NNN, and development sites — from off-market sourcing and underwriting through closing.
Hotels are the family business — I grew up in hotel operations, and I own hotel assets in Ohio today. I underwrite every deal the way an operator would: through the P&L, not just the cap rate.
I develop hospitality projects with my team — including a hotel development now underway in Columbus, Ohio — and stay involved in other development work across the region. Building keeps my advice honest: when I tell a client what a site can become, it's because I've had to deliver on that answer.
I build companies around the assets I know — ventures in EV charging, energy services, and real estate that began as solutions for my own properties.
I trained as a software developer before any of this — and I still build the AI systems that run my companies behind the scenes.
Master-planned district · 10 acres · Outparcels delivering 2027–2028
A ten-acre master-planned, hospitality-anchored mixed-use district at I-270 and Tech Center Drive — under ten minutes from John Glenn International (9.4M passengers; $2B terminal opening 2029), beside the Crescent at Central Park buildout and Gahanna's new municipal complex. A limited number of frontage outparcels deliver 2027–2028 as finished development pads with regional stormwater, utility stubs, shared access, and project signage rights. Qualified inquiries only.
Pricing upon request
Tech Center Commons plans are conceptual and subject to municipal approvals. Not an offer. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
If you're looking for something specific in the corridor, ask — not everything I work on is listed.
I grew up in the hotel business, and most of what I know about real estate started there — operations first, deals second. I added the formal side later: an MBA from the University of Louisville and a real estate development certificate from Cornell. Along the way I founded and ran (f)laws of youth, a clothing label cut and sewn in New York's garment district. Today I'm a commercial real estate advisor with eXp Commercial, LLC, a hotel owner in Ohio, and a developer working with my team on projects across the corridor. Louisville is home — and the Louisville–Cincinnati–Columbus corridor is the market I know through and through.
If you're buying, selling, or building in Kentucky, Ohio, or Indiana — or you own a hotel and want a straight read on it — reach out. I respond within a business day.